CLEOBURY MORTIMER COMMUNITY LED PLAN Friday 28 th February 2014 Welcome to everyone
CLEOBURY MORTIMER COMMUNITY LED PLAN Population 2012 2001 Population 1991 1981 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 70 Age data CM Parish 60 20.0 18.0 50 16.0 14.0 40 12.0 CM 10.0 30 England 8.0 6.0 20 4.0 2.0 10 0.0 0 early years school age working retirement age age
CLEOBURY MORTIMER COMMUNITY LED PLAN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT Your recommendation: Get the balance of housing development right with infrastructure to match it What you said in 2011 What has happened since What the plan will say HOUSING No new affordable homes/sheltered housing or Future developments should include such bungalows built. additions – one development site has planning Housing balance depends on there being permission for two bungalows. Current housing profile does not meet local available opportunities to downsize – this is also needs or aspirations. impacting on social housing tenants who wish to Planning permission for developments must see downsize to avoid loss of housing benefit – the wider picture of community needs. affects carers. Essential that such considerations are part of One recent eco- friendly development with air planning consent. source heat pumps ENVIRONMENT Work has begun to increase electric supply Await completion 2014-15 capacity by 50% Current infrastructure capacity inadequate Enhancements carried out to existing sewage Work with Severn Trent to move this project for the growing population facilities. Investigations into re-location of site to forward as soon as possible. significantly increase capacity. ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS These are now prosecutable offences – extra bins Encourage residents to report offenders to assist Dog fouling/litter with advisory signs around the town. prosecutions via Parish Council website or Clerk. Complete change to auto sensing, replacing with Street lighting Majority of street lighting is now auto sensing LED lights to reduce running costs/light pollution. which reduces call out charges. Work with Shropshire Council to develop Recycling Range of recycling bins at school expanded. Tenbury Road larger recycling facility. Current infrastructure capacity inadequate Hopton Wafers closed July 2012. Cleobury Encourage schools to publish available places for the growing population: Schools Mortimer Primary unpopular. Parents transfer to information to community. Work with schools & Stottesdon, Kinlet, Farlow and Bayton where Council to ensure capacity can meet demand for spare places exist. Head leaves February 2014. places, using newly allocated additional funding. New Head since September 2013 at Lacon Childe Find ways of using school facilities out of hours – application for academy status proceeding. for the benefit of the community.
CLEOBURY MORTIMER COMMUNITY LED PLAN Current Types of housing types ownership 0% 0% Social Other housing 10% 23% Owner Terrace Private Detached occupier 18% renting 40% 58% 19% Semi detached 32% Types of ownership Current housing types none 0% small estate 12% small starter detached 21% 17% affordable bungalow 40% 23% sheltered 24% older people 27% in-fill family 24% homes 12% Housing Need Preferred housing development
CLEOBURY MORTIMER COMMUNITY LED PLAN EXHIBITION COMMENTS ABOUT HOUSING AND THE ENVIRONMENT HOUSING Need for bungalows/smaller houses Do not expand housing stock - this will change the nature of the town Housing needs should be considered alongside job opportunities What exactly is local need for housing? There are many empty properties. . YP: we need affordable housing ENVIRONMENT Keep on top of dog fouling/litter/emptying recycling & all rubbish bins regularly Maintain appearance of town critical for residents and visitors Tenbury Road recycling facility proposal welcomed but when? YP: Make community cleaner. Make dog poo bags available at bins.
CLEOBURY MORTIMER COMMUNITY LED PLAN HEALTH, WELL BEING AND SOCIAL CARE Your recommendation: Get the new Medical Centre built with the right facilities What you said in 2011 What has happened since What the plan will say Need a new Medical Centre Funding and Planning permission obtained. Continue to support development of this Centre Building work started in 2013. Long waits for GP appointments Some extended GP hours Community through Patients Voice assist in the organisation of the new facilities to include chronic condition clinics such as diabetes, minor operations, blood tests, physiotherapy, chiropody Slow Ambulance response times West Midland Ambulance Service reorganisation Need to seek reasons why improvement in planned closure of ambulance stations response times is inconsistent and stress this causes anxiety for patients. Confusion which Hospital A&E to attend Border issues not resolved Seek clarity with Medical Centre and Clinical Commissioning Group Out of Hours Service difficulty with need for a Shropdoc is expanding a wider range of services Need more clarity on services available. Need to home visit retain current providers (i.e. Shropdoc) Work with Healthwatch Shropshire to improve health and social care facilities for residents. Manor House loss of beds and staff No progress except for some response from Continue to press Owner to resolve future of Owner building. Community Carers/voluntary groups Compassionate Communities (CoCo) Scheme and Continue to find ways of supporting CoCo, Carers Carers Group started. Number of drivers for Group, voluntary car scheme etc. voluntary car scheme fallen.
CLEOBURY MORTIMER COMMUNITY LED PLAN COMMENTS BY THE PUBLIC WHO VISITED THE EXHIBITION ABOUT HEALTH AND WELL BEING Concerns about the state of the Manor House and suggestions about what to do, including enforcement notice Anxiety about ambulance times/post code care/difficulty of establishing care packages Need the community resource to pay for volunteer coordinator to harness/match volunteer support to vulnerable people YP : increase care in community – could provide youth employment Use Manor House as community resource or new care home/focus on health and well- being of community
CLEOBURY MORTIMER COMMUNITY LED PLAN EMPLOYMENT AND TOURISM Your recommendation: Support business development and training especially for young people What you said in 2011 What has happened since What the plan will say EMPLOYMENT Small scale local expansion of apprenticeships Essential to work with Lacon Childe as leaving More local jobs are needed, especially for young but evidence that those further afield fail due age rises this year – decisions about 16-17 year people. to transport reasons, mainly cost. Expansion of olds not yet clear. Opportunities for increased Growth of retail, personal services, and hospitality training courses and advertising job openings links between local businesses and school need offer the best prospects for employment. at Cleobury Country Centre and in the Clarion. support. Ongoing shop closures and new businesses on High St. and Talbot Square. Some expansion of Cooperation between Councils and social care employment with ageing population, not enterprises to advertise and create opportunities locally managed. Pubs holding their own but for business expansion is essential. no new overnight accommodation. New small business industrial site opened at Newhouse Farm. Monthly Cleobury Country Farmers Market opened. CONNECTIVITY Connecting Shropshire rolling out fibre optic Cleobury due for work to start in connecting Broadband speeds are critical to business cable connections to homes and businesses. homes and businesses to fibre optic links in development Business networking at Cleobury Country Autumn 2014. Centre now has contact with 600 businesses, Many home based small businesses in town. largely small family businesses. Sept. 2013 saw the Food and Ale Trail start Update the town historic trail leaflet. TOURISM from the town with 160 people walking. Continue to be represented on tourism Cleobury Mortimer leaflet updated. Town partnerships to help promote the town, locally 95% said tourism is important for the local treasure trail developed. working with Hobson’s Visitor Centre . economy with walking playing a major role but Cleobury Footpaths Association has 24 self- Design and create walking routes map boards for infrastructure such as available accommodation & guided walks leaflets and a new website. display around the town for locals/visitors. cafes, parking & public transport can affect visitor Cleobury is a Walkers are Welcome Town & Extend town involvement in the Tourism Group footfall. leads the Shropshire Hills WAW group. to improve WAW/CMFA promotions and Hobson’s Visitor Centre opening in March. activities. Participate in Wyre Forest Landscape Partnership.
CLEOBURY MORTIMER COMMUNITY LED PLAN School age Retired 17% 19% Unemployed 3% Economic Groupings Self employed 14% Economically active 47%
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